Test: Peripheral Vascular Disease Quiz

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Melissa Pennington

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Peripheral Vascular Disease QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on peripheral vascular disease with this engaging quiz! por Melissa Pennington 1 What is peripheral vascular disease (PVD)? a A type of cancer affecting blood vessels. b A heart disease affecting the valves. c An infection of the blood. d A condition that affects blood flow in the arteries and veins outside the heart. 2 Which is a common symptom of PVD? a Nausea and vomiting. b Leg pain while walking (claudication). c Severe headaches. d Chest pain at rest. 3 What is a major risk factor for developing PVD? a Regular exercise. b Low cholesterol levels. c High blood pressure. d Smoking. 4 How is PVD commonly diagnosed? a Blood test for cholesterol. b X-ray of the heart. c CT scan of the abdomen. d Through an ankle-brachial index (ABI) test. 5 Which lifestyle change can help manage PVD? a Quitting smoking. b Increasing salt intake. c Eating more red meat. d Avoiding exercise. 6 What is a potential complication of untreated PVD? a Stroke. b Heart attack. c Diabetes. d Critical limb ischemia. 7 What type of medication is often prescribed for PVD? a Antidepressants. b Antihistamines. c Antiplatelet agents (like aspirin). d Antibiotics. 8 Which test measures blood flow in the legs? a MRI of the brain. b Chest X-ray. c Blood glucose test. d Doppler ultrasound. 9 What is a common non-surgical treatment for PVD? a Radiation therapy. b Insulin therapy. c Chemotherapy. d Supervised exercise therapy. 10 What is the primary cause of PVD? a Heart valve disease. b Venous thrombosis. c Atherosclerosis (plaque buildup in arteries). d Varicose veins.

Peripheral Vascular Disease QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on peripheral vascular disease with this engaging quiz!

por Melissa Pennington

What is peripheral vascular disease (PVD)?

A type of cancer affecting blood vessels.

A heart disease affecting the valves.

An infection of the blood.

A condition that affects blood flow in the arteries and veins outside the heart.

Which is a common symptom of PVD?

Nausea and vomiting.

Leg pain while walking (claudication).

Severe headaches.

Chest pain at rest.

What is a major risk factor for developing PVD?

Regular exercise.

Low cholesterol levels.

High blood pressure.

Smoking.

How is PVD commonly diagnosed?

Blood test for cholesterol.

X-ray of the heart.

CT scan of the abdomen.

Through an ankle-brachial index (ABI) test.

Which lifestyle change can help manage PVD?

Quitting smoking.

Increasing salt intake.

Eating more red meat.

Avoiding exercise.

What is a potential complication of untreated PVD?

Stroke.

Heart attack.

Diabetes.

Critical limb ischemia.

What type of medication is often prescribed for PVD?

Antidepressants.

Antihistamines.

Antiplatelet agents (like aspirin).

Antibiotics.

Which test measures blood flow in the legs?

MRI of the brain.

Chest X-ray.

Blood glucose test.

Doppler ultrasound.

What is a common non-surgical treatment for PVD?

Radiation therapy.

Insulin therapy.

Chemotherapy.

Supervised exercise therapy.

What is the primary cause of PVD?

Heart valve disease.

Venous thrombosis.

Atherosclerosis (plaque buildup in arteries).

Varicose veins.

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Peripheral Vascular Disease QuizVersión en línea

por Melissa Pennington

What is peripheral vascular disease (PVD)?

Which is a common symptom of PVD?

What is a major risk factor for developing PVD?

How is PVD commonly diagnosed?

Which lifestyle change can help manage PVD?

What is a potential complication of untreated PVD?

What type of medication is often prescribed for PVD?

Which test measures blood flow in the legs?

What is a common non-surgical treatment for PVD?

What is the primary cause of PVD?